Prisoner sues for due process in prison discipline
Dan Nolan, an inmate at Walpole maximum security, filed suit in Boston federal court seeking constitutional safeguards in disciplinary hearings. He argues inmates should have counsel and witness rights, like criminal defendants, in disputes over charges such as disrespect to an officer. The case, set for Oct. 14, highlights tensions between guard authority and inmate rights in a system criticized for lack of due process.
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Wilderness land saved by anonymous donors in New Jersey
Amateur naturalist Fred Ferber retains ownership of a 3200 acre tract after three anonymous donors paid 207000 in federal taxes on the land and pledged 1300000 more in New Jersey. A court order delays sheriff sale until after a November 2 Green Acres bond referendum. The land lies between Green Belt areas in Sussex and Passaic counties and could be bought to expand state wilderness holdings.
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